The damage caused by heavy rain from the 11th of this month, compiled by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism by 1:30 pm on the 20th.
River flooding Occurs in 58 rivers in 15 prefectures
In 15 prefectures and prefectures such as the Kyushu region and the Chugoku region, flooding occurred in 58 rivers managed by the national and prefectural governments.
The breakdown is 11 in Shimane prefecture, 10 in Fukuoka prefecture, 8 in Hiroshima prefecture, 6 in Gifu prefecture, 5 in Saga prefecture, 4 in Kyoto and Kumamoto prefectures, 3 in Yamaguchi prefecture, 2 in Oita prefecture, Aichi prefecture, There is one river each in Fukui, Shiga, Kochi, Tokushima, and Kagoshima prefectures.
In addition, in this heavy rain, a total of 23 rivers experienced "inland flooding" in which drainage could not catch up and flooded.
The breakdown is 15 in Saga prefecture, 6 in Hiroshima prefecture, and 1 river each in Shimane, Yamaguchi, and Fukuoka prefectures.
Sediment disasters 215 cases occurred in 27 prefectures
215 cases of landslides such as debris flows and landslides have been confirmed in 27 prefectures.
By prefecture, 36 cases in Saga prefecture, 31 cases in Nagano prefecture, 26 cases in Hiroshima and Nagasaki prefectures, 18 cases in Kumamoto and Kagoshima prefectures, 9 cases in Toyama prefecture, 8 cases in Fukuoka prefecture, Chiba prefecture. , Mie prefecture, Hyogo prefecture, Wakayama prefecture, Tokushima prefecture 4 cases each, Gifu prefecture and Kochi prefecture 3 cases each, Tokyo, Ishikawa prefecture, Shizuoka prefecture, Kyoto prefecture, Tottori prefecture, Shimane prefecture 2 cases each, Fukushima There is one case each in prefecture, Niigata prefecture, Aichi prefecture, Saga prefecture, and Osaka prefecture.